Film quotas, penalties, jobs: The deal that saved Paramount-Warner Bros merger

Paramount and Warner Bros Discovery's $110 billion merger progressed with the settlement of lawsuits from twelve U.S. states, lifting legal barriers. The merger aims to create Hollywood's largest entertainment firm while ensuring 30 annual film releases to protect cinemas. Despite criticism from the Block the Merger Coalition, the deal is set to close in FY2026-27.

Jennifer Eckhart death: Chilling knife and bathtub details revealed amid probe

Jennifer Eckhart, 36, was found dead in her Florida home by her mother, with a folding pocketknife nearby, prompting officials to classify her death as a suicide. Eckhart, a former Fox Business associate producer, gained notoriety after accusing Ed Henry of rape in 2020, leading to a lengthy legal battle that concluded in a settlement in 2025.

Horoscope Tomorrow, September 23, 2026, read predictions for all sun signs

Astrological forecasts suggest varying energies for each sign that emphasize patience, caution, reflection, and adaptability. Notably, Aries reflects quiet confidence in challenges, while Taurus focuses on safety in finances. Each sign is advised to navigate changes thoughtfully, from Gemini's readiness to embrace new directions to Aquarius's call for spontaneity, ultimately fostering emotional renewal for Pisces. Insights come from Kishori Sud, a certified tarot card reader.

Foreigner captures unusual ‘traffic jam’ in Ranthambore as tiger naps on road

A safari in Ranthambore National Park turned dramatic when a tiger napped in the road, causing traffic chaos with numerous jeeps waiting. Tourist Elena shared a video capturing the moment, highlighting her once-in-a-lifetime experience. Social media users reacted with amazement, commenting on the unusual close encounter, as the indifferent tiger eventually wandered into the forest.

MP Police issue sweeping guidelines restricting online activities of personnel

The Madhya Pradesh Police has implemented strict guidelines governing social media use and monetization among its personnel, aimed at preserving discipline and public trust after complaints about caste and religion-related comments. Key prohibitions include sharing content in uniform, engaging with potentially criminal associates, and discussing sensitive topics. The directive mandates transparency about generated income and confidentiality regarding investigation methods.

NRI’s focus must be on defining their status back home

A former NRI returning to India after two decades faced tax penalties due to misunderstanding residency laws. Upon spending over 182 days in India, he became a resident, triggering tax obligations for income earned locally and requiring re-designation of bank accounts. With remote work rising and governmental financial oversight increasing, returnees must understand their status thoroughly.

Anshuman Jha on struggle, fatherhood and why Om Ka Hari is deeply personal

Actor-director Anshuman Jha, driven by his passion for acting despite familial pressures, reflects on fatherhood and its impact on his work. His upcoming film, Om Ka Hari, touches on unspoken connections with parents, especially after losing his father in 2020. Jha emphasizes the importance of commitment in acting, rejecting backup plans and valuing professional growth through struggles.

When Rani Mukerji's mom Krishna Mukerji warned producer aganist casting her

Rani Mukerji's mother, Krishna Mukerji, passed away at 75 on September 22, as confirmed by the family. Rani often discussed her mother's influence on her career, recalling how Krishna initially doubted her acting abilities during a screen test. A playback singer in Bengali cinema, Krishna’s legacy includes memorable songs. The family requests privacy during their period of grief.

53 IIT student deaths in 5 years, over 50% from SC, ST, OBC groups: Data

From 2020-2025, over 53 IIT students died, predominantly from marginalized groups, with 45 categorized as suicides. The data reveals a concerning trend in student fatalities, especially in IITs like Kharagpur and Delhi, which reported the most deaths. The rising numbers emphasize systemic issues in mental health and institutional support within India's elite educational framework.

Can be done decently, says BJP's Shreyasi Singh on ‘moral policing’; slammed

Political controversy erupted as BJP's Shreyasi Singh faced backlash for suggesting that moral policing could be conducted “elegantly” after minors in Bihar’s Jamui were harassed. Critics, including Congress and AAP, condemned her remarks. The incident, occurring on September 19, involved a viral video and prompted police responses, including arrests and the shooting of the main accused.

Building resilience in an era of climate disasters

Communities globally face increasing climate-related hazards, prompting a shift in disaster management from response to proactive preparation. The Himalay Unnati Mission combines scientific study and community involvement for better disaster readiness. Essential efforts include ecological conservation, local knowledge integration, and institutional coordination, emphasizing resilience through collective action and continued preparedness to mitigate future impacts effectively.

Alternatives to milk are losing moomentum

Sales of plant-based milk alternatives in the U.S. fell by 5.4% over the past year, as consumers return to dairy milk due to lower prices and perceived health benefits. Amidst concerns about ultra-processed ingredients, alternative milk brands are introducing novel flavors like popcorn and cinnamon roll to regain interest, while dairy revenue from high-protein products continues to rise.

No cameras on Trump's UN trip as media ban row intensifies | Here's what we know

In a significant escalation of tensions, the White House press pool will not send a camera to cover President Trump's UNGA trip, following his ban of CNN, MS NOW, and Politico from White House events. The affected outlets have filed a lawsuit, claiming a violation of First Amendment rights. Trump defended the ban as a response to "fake news," asserting it does not threaten press freedom. Historically, Trump has clashed with media outlets over coverage.

Bittu Tabahi, known for cleaning trash-filled river, now tackles Gurugram roads

Surendra Singh Choudhry, known as "Bittu Tabahi," gained national attention for his grassroots initiative cleaning the Ajnar River in Madhya Pradesh, beginning with just a shovel on January 26. His actions inspired broader community engagement and have now led him to a cleanliness drive in Gurugram. Bittu's journey reflects the impact of individual initiative on environmental awareness.

Houthis claim Saudi strikes kill civilian in northwest Yemen, including child

Yemen's Houthis reported that Saudi airstrikes killed two civilians, including a mother and her child, in the Al-Batin area of Al-Jawf province. Additionally, the attacks left the woman's husband and two other children injured. The Houthis also claimed nine fatalities from a separate Saudi assault on a prison, highlighting escalating conflict in the region.

Maha govt considering increase in MPSC posts, objective exam pattern: CM

The Maharashtra government plans to significantly increase posts through the Public Service Commission (MPSC), aiming to set new records, Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis announced. Reforms, including a potential return to an objective examination format, are under consideration following recommendations from a high-powered committee, which actively engages with stakeholders and has received over 20,000 emails on MPSC improvement.

Inside cricketer Abhishek Sharma's Japan trip with Ishan Kishan. See pics

Indian cricketers Abhishek Sharma and Ishan Kishan are enjoying a trip to Tokyo, capturing attention with their stylish outfits and shared experiences. Highlights include visits to local restaurants and exploring the city amid vibrant nightlife. Fans reacted positively on social media, praising their friendship and looks, while the article emphasizes Tokyo’s blend of ancient and modern attractions, urging deeper exploration beyond the popular tourist spots.

Bethlehem Kudumba Unit: How Nivin Pauly's ₹320-cr film set new Malayalam record

Nivin Pauly's film, *Bethlehem Kudumba Unit*, has set records, surpassing ₹300 crores globally in just four weeks, becoming the highest-grossing Malayalam film ever. With ₹159 crores net in India, it achieved milestones in Kerala ( ₹150 crores) and overseas ($14.4 million). Built on strong word of mouth, its rapid success highlights Malayalam cinema's global rise and Pauly's star power.

Why is the S&P 500 under pressure as Fed rate hikes push rates higher?

The S&P 500 is under pressure from rising interest rates after the Federal Reserve unexpectedly raised rates, igniting concerns over high borrowing costs impacting stocks. Historically, September has seen a 55% decline in S&P 500 performance, with investors apprehensive of a market correction amid high inflation and rising Treasury yields, which may divert investment from stocks to bonds.

CDSCO finds one spurious drug sample in Delhi, 220 NSQs in Aug surveillance

The Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO) reported finding one spurious drug and 220 not of standard quality (NSQ) samples during August's regulatory surveillance. Among these, 29 were identified by Central Drugs Laboratories and 191 by State Laboratories, with NSQ drugs failing to meet quality standards. Investigations into the spurious drug, manufactured illegally, are ongoing. CDSCO maintains a monthly NSQ and spurious drugs list to ensure public safety and adherence to quality standards.

Main accused in Jamui viral clip shot in leg, 3 more held for circulating video

Nandan Yadav, the man seen assaulting a 16-year-old girl in a viral video from Bihar's Jamui, was arrested Tuesday following a police raid where he was shot in the leg. His associate, Hari Ram Yadav, was also captured. The incident, which involved a group making vulgar remarks and sexually assaulting the girl, sparked nationwide outrage and led to the formation of a special investigation team (SIT). Police have since arrested three individuals for sharing the video.

A night of conversations and connections as AIMA marks its 70th year

The All India Management Association (AIMA) held a private dinner on September 21, hosted by president T V Narendran, to celebrate its Platinum Jubilee National Management Convention. Aimed at fostering connections, the event featured industry leaders engaging in informal discussions about the future of work and leadership. Narendran emphasized the significance of AIMA’s 70-year journey.

Patrick Clancy, new wife Rachel Danis expecting first child together

Patrick Clancy's new wife, Rachel Danis, is expecting their first child together, as confirmed in a CBS interview. More than three years after the tragic deaths of Clancy's three children by his ex-wife, Lindsay Clancy, the couple is eager to honor their memory while starting a family. Clancy met Danis in a running club a year post-tragedy, marrying her in April.

IIT Madras with Bechtel India launches ₹3.30 crore construction robotics lab

The Indian Institute of Technology, Madras, has inaugurated a ₹3.30 crore robotics laboratory, developed in collaboration with Bechtel India, to enhance research and innovation in construction automation. The facility will facilitate student-industry interactions, real-world project explorations, and technical guidance, fostering opportunities in advanced engineering and robotics. This initiative underscores IIT Madras's commitment to advancing technology in the construction sector.

Noel suggested splitting up Tata Sons at board meeting to block listing: Report

Tata Trusts chairman Noel Tata proposed a restructuring of the company during a September 17 board meeting to prevent the listing of Tata Sons. Opposing RBI mandates, he argues that listing would undermine the firm's character. Despite his objections, Tata Sons plans for a 2027 listing. The internal conflict highlights tensions between Tata Trusts and Tata Sons.

India joins EU, Australia, Brazil, Canada to launch multilateralism platform

India, alongside the EU, Australia, Brazil, and Canada, launched the Partners for Multilateralism Summit during the UN General Assembly, advocating for reformed multilateralism and transparent decision-making to address global challenges. External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar emphasized cooperation on security, climate justice, and technological advancement, aiming to enhance the efficacy of international institutions for a more inclusive global order.

Woman rents out brand-new fully furnished house, returns to find it ‘ruined’

A woman expressed her dismay over the damaged condition of her newly purchased, fully furnished rental home, reportedly ruined by tenants within a year. Social media users criticized the tenants' lack of respect for property, emphasizing rent does not permit property damage. The woman, believing female tenants would care for the home, now confronts unexpected deterioration.

Video: Monkey pounces on 91-year-old woman in Karnataka, she dies a day later

A 91-year-old woman, Najamunnisa Begum, died after a monkey attacked her at her home in Karnataka’s Koppal district, causing severe injuries. This incident follows another recent monkey attack at Delhi Zoo, where a caretaker and a visitor were injured. The caretaker reported that the monkey escaped its enclosure due to a faulty lock, escalating concerns about monkey safety.

‘Bring your mothers, sisters’: BJP MLA on Muslims coming for garba, draws ire

BJP MLA Rameshwar Sharma sparked controversy by suggesting Muslims attend Navratri garba events with their families, urging participation in the worship of Goddess Jagdamba, not just viewing. His remarks drew criticism from opposition leaders, who labeled them offensive and inappropriate. Sharma later clarified that Navratri is a serious religious observance, not mere entertainment.

Pankaj Udhas’ wife rents out Pune commercial property to ICICI Bank for ₹2.89 cr

ICICI Bank has leased a 3,347 sq ft space in Pune’s Farena Corporate Park for ₹2.89 crore over nine years, with a monthly rent of ₹2.50 lakh and a 10% escalation every three years. The lease commenced on September 17, 2026. Pune's Hadapsar area is a prominent commercial hub, enhancing the deal's significance.